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1. entertainment, fun, amusement. 2. something that entertains or amuses, (an) entertainment. 3. party, entertainment. 4. easy task, a piece of cake. -
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",-ku 1. arrow. 2. tongue, pole (of a wagon). 3. shank (of a ship´s anchor). 4. (porcupine´s) quill. - atımı bowshot (the distance an arrow flies, roughly 300 meters). - atmak to shoot an arrow. -unu atmış, yayını asmış. colloq. He´s done his bit; now he´s taking it easy for the rest of his life. - gibi fırlamak /dan/ to rush out of (a place) with lightning speed. - kılıfı quiver. - meydanı archery ground. - meydanında buhurdan yakmak 1. to try to heat a big place with something that is woefully inadequate to the task. 2. to try to accomplish something big with means that are pitifully inadequate. -a tutmak /ı/ to rain arrows upon. - yaydan çıktı. colloq. What´s done is done; there´s no turning back./The die is cast. "
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